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An essay that uses first, next and finally indicates what type of organization?

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dasetka
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  • 02-06-2016
An essay that uses first, next, and last, is usually written in chronological order. Those three words imply that the events happened in order as they progressed, and chronological order is placing things in order as they progressed.
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SilverAngel101
SilverAngel101 SilverAngel101
  • 02-06-2016
An essay that uses words such as first, second, and finally is an example of chronological order.
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